Fantastic! Thanks so much for sharing.

Thank you for the links.

Thank you so much. Where can I get freezer paper?

Nancy, I got freezer paper on a roll at Walmart. It's in the same section as aluminum foil, plastic wrap, etc. Some LQS's sell it in sheets but it's much more expensive than the roll from Walmart.

It's usually available in supermarkets. It's white paper that has waxy side that adheres to fabric when you iron it down.

I just bought one of her patterns called Garden Treasures will be my winter project. I like the way craftsy did bom last year where she sewed without thread and folded the paper back. I think I will do mine this way. The link is good instruction though.Thanks for posting. Gale

I didn't join Craftsy until recently. I just got last year's BOM and watched the demo of that technique, which I think is brilliant for foundation paper piecing, but the Cynthia England designs are not quite the same thing. I can't picture how it would work. Her designs are full of tiny pieces. I hope you'll update us if you try it.

Anyway, thanks for calling my attention to this perforation method. I'm going to give it a try, too.

Someone bought me one of her patterns at Paducah in 2012. I haven't taken it out yet. I believe it would be faster to just paper piece it - but then I don't sew through my paper when I paper piece so it's much quicker to piece and very little removing of paper - if any.
She has some nice designs and I enjoyed watching her video :) Thanks for the link!